Consumers Win When Southwest Hedges Its Bet
I continue to marvel at the business genius of Southwest Airlines. When I lived in Phoenix, I watched ticket prices drop as Southwest, led by its legendary CEO Herb Kelleher,…
I continue to marvel at the business genius of Southwest Airlines. When I lived in Phoenix, I watched ticket prices drop as Southwest, led by its legendary CEO Herb Kelleher,…
To follow up on my earlier post today (This is your planet-saving fuel? Ethanol? Are you nuts?), I got this chart off the Chicago Board of Trade today: Now that…
As of this writing, they’re at 2.71 after closing at $2.51 Friday.
In general, crude oil futures prices are reliable indicators of gasoline futures prices ? but not always. A series of problems with oil refining has caused lower-than-expected supplies. Here is…
Because gasoline futures are on the rise this week ? they’ve already risen 13 cents per gallon this week over forecasts of a colder winter forecast, an unexpected dip in…
OK, guys, it’s time you dropped your prices. Mostly because it will benefit me, the consumer, because I have put off filling up in anticipation of a price drop. Why…
While I’m keeping everyone abreast of other news, I thought I’d fill you in on what oil and gasoline futures are doing. As of yesterday, in a trend that’s continuing…
Hal, the one to watch is gasoline futures; right now they are hovering around mid-October’s prices but they are not in disequilibrium. As of this morning they are trading at…
… but the futures price for gasoline (next month delivery) closed at $1.395 today. That represents a decline since Sept. 28 of over 40 percent. Gasoline futures closed at $2.34…
WPTF 680 AM’s Kevin Miller this morning reiterated his observation from last Friday that gasoline prices have gone down a lot ever since Congress grilled executives of Big Oil earlier…
gasoline futures on the NYMEX have fallen 37.6 percent over the past two months. They peaked at $2.3393 Sept. 28, and today they closed at $1.4595.
Gasoline futures closed yesterday on the NYMEX at 1.7352. You’ll recall that Sept. 28 they closed at 2.3393 (60 cents higher). This means that gasoline futures have declined over 25…